The document summarizes China's forestry green economy development and bamboo industry policy. It outlines China's forestry administration structure and distribution of forests. It then details China's focus on developing five major green industries: 1) bamboo, 2) special cash forests, 3) flowers, 4) under-tree economy, and 5) forestry tourism. Billions of dollars and millions of jobs are generated by these industries. It concludes by outlining China's 2013-2020 bamboo development plan goals to increase bamboo industry output value and number of jobs, as well as key programs to support bamboo resources, products, culture, science/technology, markets, and standards.

1. Forestry Green EconomyForestry Green Economy
DevelopmentDevelopment and Bambooand Bamboo
Industry PolicyIndustry Policy
in Chinain China
Chen JiawenChen Jiawen
State Forestry Administration(SFA),ChinaState Forestry Administration(SFA),China
April, 2015April, 2015

2. Content:Content:
1.1. Briefing of Forestry in ChinaBriefing of Forestry in China
2.2. Briefing of Forestry GreenBriefing of Forestry Green
Economy Development in ChinaEconomy Development in China
3.3. The Bamboo Industrial PolicyThe Bamboo Industrial Policy
in Chinain China

3. 1. Briefing of Forestry in China

4. Forestry in China

5. Introduction on SFA: Administrative Structure
General OfficeGeneral Office
Dept. Legislation & RegulationDept. Legislation & Regulation
Dept. AfforestationDept. Afforestation
Dept. Forest Resource Management
(Timber Industries Management Office)
Dept. Forest Resource Management
(Timber Industries Management Office)
Dept. Wildlife Conservation & Nature
Reserve
Dept. Wildlife Conservation & Nature
Reserve
Dept. Rural Forest ReformDept. Rural Forest Reform
Bureau Forest Police
(Forest Fire Control Office)
Bureau Forest Police
(Forest Fire Control Office)
Dept. Development Planning & Finance
Management
Dept. Development Planning & Finance
Management
Dept. Science & TechnologyDept. Science & Technology
Dept. International CooperationDept. International Cooperation
Dept. Human Resources & EducationDept. Human Resources & Education
Chinese
Academy of
Forestry (CAF)
Chinese
Academy of
Forestry (CAF)
CITES OfficeCITES Office
Wetland
Conservation
Center
Wetland
Conservation
Center
Other
affiliated
centers,
institutes &
associations
Other
affiliated
centers,
institutes &
associations
Desertification
Combating
Center
Desertification
Combating
Center

6. Forest Distribution Map in ChinaForest Distribution Map in China

7. Forest Industries in China
Industries: timber plantation, cash forests, ratten &
bamboo, flowering & horticulture, timber production, timber
& bamboo processing, wood-based panels, forest chemical
products, forest machineries, paper & pulp, forest tourism.
Data in 2013:
- Total forestry industry output value: USD 760 billion
- Timber output: 84 million m3
- Wood-based panel output: 256 million m3
- Import & export value of major forest products: USD 129
billion
Import: USD 64 billion; Export: USD 65 billion
Major trade partners for forest products (2013):
- Import: the US, Thailand, Indonesia, Canada, Malaysia
- Export: the US, Japan, Hongkong China, the UK, Malaysia

8. 2. Briefing of Forestry Green Economy

9. Priority to develop five major
green industries so as to deliver
higher earnings for farmers and
stronger economy for localities.

10. 1. Bamboo Industry1. Bamboo Industry
ToTo develop production bases for bamboo
shoots, bamboo boards, bamboo charcoal,
bamboo furniture, bamboo fiber, bamboo
pulp and papermaking etc.
Bamboo Land Area: 6.73 million ha.Bamboo Land Area: 6.73 million ha.
The total output value:US$19.5 billionThe total output value:US$19.5 billion
Provide jobs: over 7.75 million people.Provide jobs: over 7.75 million people.
ToTo develop production bases for bamboo
shoots, bamboo boards, bamboo charcoal,
bamboo furniture, bamboo fiber, bamboo
pulp and papermaking etc.
Bamboo Land Area: 6.73 million ha.Bamboo Land Area: 6.73 million ha.
The total output value:US$19.5 billionThe total output value:US$19.5 billion
Provide jobs: over 7.75 million people.Provide jobs: over 7.75 million people.

11. 2. Special Cash Forests2. Special Cash Forests2. Special Cash Forests2. Special Cash Forests
ToTo develop camellia oleifera, walnut, olive, almond
and chestnut, Chinese jujube, persimmon, and
other woody cereal and oil products, as well as
woody beverage, cooking condiment, herbs and
special fresh and dry fruits.
Planting Area: 35.6 million ha.
The total output: 148 million ton.
The total value: US$ 147 billion.
Planters: over 180 million people.

12. 3. Flowers3. Flowers3. Flowers3. Flowers
ToTo develop production bases of cut-flowers
and cut-foliage, flower potting, bonsai and
flower landscaping.
Planting Area: 1 million ha.Planting Area: 1 million ha.
The total output value: US$ 26 billion.The total output value: US$ 26 billion.
Provide jobs: over 4.32 million people.Provide jobs: over 4.32 million people.
ToTo develop production bases of cut-flowers
and cut-foliage, flower potting, bonsai and
flower landscaping.
Planting Area: 1 million ha.Planting Area: 1 million ha.
The total output value: US$ 26 billion.The total output value: US$ 26 billion.
Provide jobs: over 4.32 million people.Provide jobs: over 4.32 million people.

13. 4. Under-tree Economy4. Under-tree Economy4. Under-tree Economy4. Under-tree Economy
We make a full use of woodland resources
to develop farming, animal husbandry, non-
wood products gathering and other
operations of rich local characteristics.
Developing Area: 8.4 million ha.Developing Area: 8.4 million ha.
The total outputs value: US$ 30 billion.The total outputs value: US$ 30 billion.
Participants: over 120 million people.Participants: over 120 million people.
We make a full use of woodland resources
to develop farming, animal husbandry, non-
wood products gathering and other
operations of rich local characteristics.
Developing Area: 8.4 million ha.Developing Area: 8.4 million ha.
The total outputs value: US$ 30 billion.The total outputs value: US$ 30 billion.
Participants: over 120 million people.Participants: over 120 million people.

14. 5. Forestry Tourism5. Forestry Tourism5. Forestry Tourism5. Forestry Tourism
ToTo develop forestry tourism with national
forest parks, state nature reserves, wetland
parks and desert parks etc.
The total incomes: US$ 68 billion.The total incomes: US$ 68 billion.
Tourists: over 1.6 billion person/times.Tourists: over 1.6 billion person/times.
ToTo develop forestry tourism with national
forest parks, state nature reserves, wetland
parks and desert parks etc.
The total incomes: US$ 68 billion.The total incomes: US$ 68 billion.
Tourists: over 1.6 billion person/times.Tourists: over 1.6 billion person/times.

15. 3.The Bamboo Industry Policy

16. Bamboo Development Plan in China
To guide and regulate the China’s bamboo
sustainable development, SFA of China approved
the Bamboo Development Plan in China （ 2013-
2020 ） in 2013.

17.  Goals
By 2015: the total value of bamboo forests out-
put in China is expected to reach $32 billion,
increasing 66.5% from that in 2011.
By 2020, the total value of bamboo forests out-
put reaches $48 billion with 10 million directly-
involved labors in bamboo industries, and the
rural households’ incomes from bamboo
industries in those bamboo regions is expected to
be $330 per person, counting to 20% of the net
income per person in rural areas.

18. Bamboo Resources Cultivation.
Bamboo Product Processing.
Spreading the cultural awareness of
bamboo.
Supportive Systems of Science &
Technology.
Supportive Systems of Raw Materials,
Transactional Activities and Markets.
Standard Formulation and Quality Warranty
System.
Information System.
6. Key Programs6. Key Programs

19. Supportive PolicySupportive Policy
1. seed and seedling subsidy
5. discounted loan interest
from government finance
6. mortgage loans against
forest tenure
7. forest insurance 8.forestry disaster relief subsidy
2. afforestation and forest
tending subsidy
4. forest fire and pest or disease
control subsidy
3. technical extension subsidy

20. Thank You !Thank You !